Dear Master,

We rented a big office but intend to partition it so we can
sublet it out.

There will be company A (main tenant) and B (sub-tenant).
If you look at our office plan layout 1, company A is taking a
L-shaped space, whereas B is taking a rectangular space.
However, both spaces are linked to a common pantry area
and 2 toilets.

The reasons why A is taking the L-shaped space is because:
1. The main door is facing his auspicious direction, hence
cannot take the other space which is rectangular.
2. We want to access the toilet.

Will you advise us to give up the toilets and make everything
rectangular? Actually, there are public toilets in the building
but it is kind of far.

Else, how could we cure the bad fengshui usually associated
with L-shaped or cleaver design?

Please advise, many thanks.

Regards,
Sean

Dear Anon,

Anonymous wrote:
Will you advise us to give up the toilets and make everything
rectangular? Actually, there are public toilets in the building
but it is kind of far.

The layout 2 will be much cleaner and better in the long run. So that would be most recommended if possible.

Anonymous wrote:
Else, how could we cure the bad fengshui usually associated
with L-shaped or cleaver design?

It is really hard to cure such L-shaped type of layout. So if you can avoid it.

Hope that helps.

Warmest Regards
Robert Lee
GEOMANCY.NET - Center for Applied Feng Shui Research